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Brookfield And Google Ink 3 Gw Hydro Framework Agreement In Us
powerplant
17 July 2025
Brookfield And Google Ink 3 Gw Hydro Framework Agreement In Us
Renewable Watch
17 July 2025
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Pipeline Gas Journal
$10 Billion Deal Set For Aramco’S Jafurah Gas Pipelines, Plant
oil-gas
17 July 2025
$10 Billion Deal Set For Aramco’S Jafurah Gas Pipelines, Plant
Pipeline Gas Journal
17 July 2025
oil-gas
Water Plant Technology
Thames Water Launches Supplier Engagement For £840M Amp8 Upgrades
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13 July 2025
Thames Water Launches Supplier Engagement For £840M Amp8 Upgrades
Water Plant Technology
13 July 2025
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Australian Mining
Evolution Mining Hits Record $308M Cash Flow
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16 July 2025
Evolution Mining Hits Record $308M Cash Flow
Australian Mining
16 July 2025
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Brookfield And Google Ink 3 Gw Hydro Framework Agreement In Us
Brookfield Asset Management, along with Brookfield Renewable, has signed a hydro framework agreement (HFA) with Google to deliver up to 3,000 MW of carbon-free hydroelectric capacity across US. The first contracts executed under this framework cover Brookfield’s Holtwood and Safe Harbor hydroelectric facilities in Pennsylvania, amounting to 670 MW of capacity with a total contract value of over $3 billion. It includes 20-year power purchase agreements for these projects and will support Google’s operations across PJM. The HFA will allow Google to procure electricity from hydroelectric assets that Brookfield operates, focusing initially on the mid-Atlantic and mid-continent electricity markets, with the option to expand into other regions of the United States. In April 2025, Google inked a power purchase agreement with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) in Taiwan. Under this agreement, Google will purchase renewable energy from the Fengmiao I offshore wind project. The project is situated in Taiwan and is developed by CIP. The project is expected to be operational in 2027. Furthermore, once operational, it will provide reliable power to support Google’s data center, cloud region, and offices in Taiwan.
Renewable Watch
powerplant
17 July 2025
1 min read
Brookfield And Google Ink 3 Gw Hydro Framework Agreement In Us
Renewable Watch
17 July 2025
powerplant
$10 Billion Deal Set For Aramco’S Jafurah Gas Pipelines, Plant
(Reuters) — Saudi Aramco is close to a deal to raise around $10 billion from a group led by BlackRock that has been set up to invest in the infrastructure of Aramco's Jafurah gas project, two people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters. The agreement would be the latest in a series of financial arrangements, akin to borrowing, that allow Gulf oil producing countries to raise money to diversify their economies while promising investors a stable revenue stream. The two people said the latest transaction was expected to be similarly structured to two Aramco infrastructure deals in 2021, including one in which BlackRock invested in Aramco's gas pipeline networks, allowing the Saudi company to generate funds. Aramco kept control of the underlying infrastructure while the investors earned tariffs from the oil firm for the use of the pipelines. Both sources spoke on condition of anonymity because the talks are private. They did not say when the deal might be finalized. Aramco and BlackRock declined to comment. The $100 billion Jafurah project, potentially the biggest shale gas project outside the United States, is central to Aramco's ambitions to become a major global player in natural gas and to boost its gas production capacity by 60% by 2030 from 2021 levels. The Jafurah assets underpinning the deal include gas pipelines and a gas processing plant, one of the sources said. Aramco has long been the biggest source of the kingdom's revenues. Saudia Arabia has been seeking to diversify its economy as oil prices LCOc1 have come under pressure from global economic uncertainty that could further reduce demand. They have also been depressed by increased output from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, led by Saudi Arabia, which is striving to boost market share. Earlier this month, Reuters reported that Aramco was seeking to sell up to five gas-fired power plants to raise funds. Previous Deals In 2021, BlackRock and EIG were among investor groups that took stakes in companies that leased usage rights in Aramco’s gas and oil pipeline networks. The groups leased them back to Aramco for a 20-year period in two separate deals, helping the Saudi company to raise nearly $28 billion. Described as lease and leaseback transactions by Aramco at the time, they were structured as a form of borrowing, Robin Mills, chief executive of consultancy Qamar Energy told Reuters. "The pipeline deals were basically securitization" and not a sale of the asset, whose ownership remained with Aramco, Mills said. In those deals the groups took 49% stakes in subsidiaries Aramco Oil Pipelines and Aramco Gas Pipelines, in which Aramco retains 51% stakes. The subsidiaries receive a tariff from Aramco for flows of crude and natural gas, backed by minimum commitments on throughput. The deals followed other transactions in the region, including Abu Dhabi's ADNOC sale of minority stakes in the companies owning the leasing rights to its oil and gas pipelines.
Pipeline Gas Journal
oil-gas
17 July 2025
3 min read
$10 Billion Deal Set For Aramco’S Jafurah Gas Pipelines, Plant
Pipeline Gas Journal
17 July 2025
oil-gas
Nhai Reused 63 Million Tonnes Of Waste For Roads
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Construction World
road-bridge
17 July 2025
1 min read
Nhai Reused 63 Million Tonnes Of Waste For Roads
Construction World
17 July 2025
road-bridge
Poland To Invest $350 Million In Railways
Poland aims to strengthen and modernize the country's railway infrastructure by 2025 Large-scale railway projects worth $350 million The country will begin with a project co-financed by the European Union (EU) FENIKS program The operator is planning a series of tenders within the scope of PKP PLKwill hold tenders for infrastructure modernization in various regions. Work is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2025, with a total budget exceeding $350 million. Within the scope of these projects, one of the important railway centers of Poland Major modernization work in Wrocław The project will be carried out Wrocław-Psie Pole – will renew the Wrocław-Sołtysowice sectionThe company will renovate rails and platforms and implement advanced traffic control systems. This $47,5 million investment aims to increase network capacity and optimize train flow. This will significantly increase efficiency in both passenger and freight transport. Poland's railway network will not be limited to Wrocław alone. In Silesian Voivodeship, PKP PLK will reconstruct the Tychy – Bieruń Stary section. This plan includes new stops and improved level crossings. These improvements will increase train speeds. It will be increased to 120 km/h and the project cost will exceed $130,5 million. This will improve regional connectivity and reduce travel times. Another important initiative is Toruń Główny – Toruń Wschodni line will focus on modernizing the tracks and platforms and It will restore the historic Ernest Malinowski Bridge, built in 1873. This is also a significant step in preserving cultural heritage. A pedestrian and bicycle path will be added to the bridge, and the stations will be adapted for passengers with reduced mobility. The budget for this project is $171,25 million. These comprehensive projects will modernize the rail network and provide a more comfortable and accessible travel experience for passengers. These railway projects are one of the cornerstones of Poland's sustainable development strategy. FEnIKS program part of the total budget Over $28,25 billion this program $22,75 billion from EU funds The FEnIKS program aims to increase the country's overall competitiveness and quality of life by targeting not only transportation infrastructure but also energy projects and environmental improvements. These large-scale railway investments in Poland will not only support the country's economic growth but also strengthen its integration with the EU. A modern and efficient railway network will facilitate trade and create societal benefits by enabling citizens to travel faster and more comfortably.
Railly News
railway
17 July 2025
2 min read
Poland To Invest $350 Million In Railways
Railly News
17 July 2025
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Taylor Maritime Seals $176 Million From 10 Vessel Sale
Three sales have been finalised, with the remaining seven expected to close by December 2025. Nine previously announced vessel sales have been completed, bringing total gross proceeds to $137.3 million. These funds, along with a portion of cash reserves, have been used to fully prepay all bank debt in July 2025. Since January 2023, Taylor Maritime has divested 49 vessels, 22 of which occurred in 2025, at an average 3.1 per cent discount to Fair Market Value. READ: Triton agrees container leasing company sale Following these sales, the fleet will consist of eight Japanese-built vessels, one under a JV agreement, and six chartered vessels. Taylor Maritime will release its next quarterly trading update on 25 July 2025. Edward Buttery, CEO, Taylor Maritime, stated: “This move was essential for protecting shareholder value amid market uncertainty. With forecasts predicting fleet growth and a slowing global economy, we’ve taken steps to mitigate potential asset value declines. “While we remain cautious, we’re optimistic about the medium-term dry bulk market outlook and now have sufficient liquidity to pursue opportunities, while ensuring dividend stability.” In March, the Chinese government reposted content condemning the port deal between CK Hutchison and US firm BlackRock, calling it a ‘betrayal of China’.
Port Technology International
port-and-ship
17 July 2025
2 min read
Taylor Maritime Seals $176 Million From 10 Vessel Sale
Port Technology International
17 July 2025
port-and-ship
Saudi Arabia Signs Deal For 15 Gw Of New Solar And Wind Projects Under National Renewable Energy Programme
In the presence of His Royal Highness Prince AbdulAziz bin Salman bin AbdulAziz Al Saud, Minister of Energy, ACWA Power—an energy transition leader, green hydrogen pioneer, and the world’s largest private water desalination company—along with the Water and Electricity Holding Company (Badeel), a Public Investment Fund (PIF) wholly owned entity, and Saudi Aramco Power Company (SAPCO), a fully owned subsidiary of Aramco, announced the signing of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with the Saudi Power Procurement Company (SPPC). These agreements mark a major step toward the development of seven large-scale renewable energy projects—five solar photovoltaic (PV) plants and two wind power facilities—strategically located across Saudi Arabia. SPPC will serve as the procurer and off-taker for the projects. With a total investment of approximately $8.3 billion (over SAR 31 billion), the projects are expected to deliver a combined capacity of 15,000 MW, comprising 12,000 MW of solar PV and 3,000 MW of wind energy. These initiatives are integral to Saudi Arabia’s National Renewable Energy Programme (NREP), led by the Ministry of Energy, and aligned with PIF’s mandate to develop 70% of the Kingdom’s renewable energy target capacity by 2030. The seven projects include: The projects will be jointly owned by ACWA Power, Badeel, and SAPCO, and are scheduled to begin operations between the second half of 2027 and the first half of 2028. Financial closing is anticipated by the third quarter of 2025, paving the way for a significant boost in renewable energy contributions to Saudi Arabia’s national grid. “This landmark agreement represents a significant milestone in Saudi Arabia’s strategic vision for a more resilient and more sustainable energy landscape, underscoring the nation’s steadfast commitment to achieving its ambitious renewable energy targets. As the largest and most comprehensive agreement to date under the National Renewable Energy Programme (NREP), it reflects our dedication to collaborate with the Saudi Power Procurement Company (SPPC), PIF and Aramco as we collectively advance this step shift towards a more sustainable energy future.,” said Marco Arcelli, Chief Executive Officer of ACWA Power.
Solar Quarter
powerplant
17 July 2025
2 min read
Saudi Arabia Signs Deal For 15 Gw Of New Solar And Wind Projects Under National Renewable Energy Programme
Solar Quarter
17 July 2025
powerplant
Iran Seizes Tanker For Smuggling 2 Million Litres Of Fuel, 17 Crew Arrested
Iranian authorities have seized a foreign oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman for smuggling over 2 million litres of fuel. The operation was reported on July 16, by the Chief Justice of Hormozgan province, according to local media outlets. Officials said the tanker was inspected due to missing or incomplete legal documents related to its cargo. During the inspection, it was found to be carrying 2 million litres of smuggled fuel. Following the inspection, the vessel was detained. A total of 17 people on board, including the captain and crew members, were arrested. A judicial case has been filed at the prosecutor’s office in Jask county. Iranian authorities have not disclosed the name of the ship, its flag, or the country it was headed to. The Chief Justice of Hormozgan province said the authorities are currently collecting evidence to confirm the exact quantity of fuel. Laboratory tests and document verification are also underway to confirm the cargo’s contents and its legal status. Iran’s state-run and semi-official news agencies reported that the judiciary would announce the results of the investigation once the verification process is complete. The country has some of the lowest fuel prices in the world due to government subsidies and the fall in the value of the Iranian currency. These conditions have made fuel smuggling a serious issue. Smugglers often attempt to move fuel illegally by land into neighboring countries or by sea to Gulf Arab states. Officials said that individuals involved in smuggling activities, especially those working with foreign partners, will not be shown any leniency if proven guilty. In March 2025, Iranian authorities reported intercepting two vessels carrying a total of 3 million litres of diesel fuel. Those operations also led to the arrest of 25 crew members. In April, three more vessels were stopped, and in June, another tanker was detained. In a previous case in April 2025, two ship captains and four crew members were sentenced to five years in prison and fines after being found guilty of smuggling fuel. Earlier this year, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps also seized two Tanzanian-flagged tankers, Sea Ranger and Salama, for allegedly transporting 1.5 million litres of diesel in the Gulf. Those vessels and their 25 foreign crew members were transferred to the port of Bushehr for further legal proceedings. Reference: Reuters Disclaimer : The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only. While we endeavour to keep the information up to date and correct, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability or availability with respect to the website or the information, products, services, or related graphics contained on the website for any purpose. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk. In no event will we be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of, or in connection with, the use of this website. Disclaimer : The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only. While we endeavour to keep the information up to date and correct, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability or availability with respect to the website or the information, products, services, or related graphics contained on the website for any purpose. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk. Do you have info to share with us ? Suggest a correction
Marine Insight
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17 July 2025
4 min read
Iran Seizes Tanker For Smuggling 2 Million Litres Of Fuel, 17 Crew Arrested
Marine Insight
17 July 2025
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Evolution Mining Hits Record $308M Cash Flow
Evolution Mining has capped off the June 2025 quarter with a record quarterly cash flow of $308 million, driven by strong operational delivery and soaring gold prices. The June quarter also saw a record mine operating cash flow of $697 million, up 16 per cent from the March 2025 quarter with all sites delivering positive net cash flow. Notably, the Mungari gold operation in Western Australia delivered a 149 per cent surge to $96 million, while the Red Lake gold operation in Canada produced $90 million, a 127 per cent increase. “We started the year with the goal of returning to safe, reliable, and consistent performance to achieve guidance and generate significant cash flow,” Evolution Mining managing director and chief executive officer Lawrie Conway said. “Thanks to our committed workforce, we have done that and more, delivering $2.3 billion of operating mine cash flow and $787 million of (annual) group cash flow.” Evolution ended the 2024–25 financial year (FY25) with a cash balance of $760 million and no debt due until July 2026, having made $220 million in repayments. Gearing improved to 15 per cent, down from 25 per cent, enhancing Evolution’s balance sheet flexibility. The company’s full-year gold production reached 751,000 ounces (oz) and copper production totalled 76,000 tonnes (t), both in line with Evolution’s FY25 guidance. Its all-in sustaining cost (AISC) for FY25 was $1572/oz, including $40–45/oz in royalties tied to the higher gold price. Evolution’s operations also notched major achievements, with Mungari delivering record production with 620,000t milled following the successful commissioning of its mill expansion. Red Lake recorded its strongest performance under Evolution’s ownership, while the Cowal gold operation in New South Wales delivered a record cash flow of $885 million and gained board approval to extend open-pit mining to 2042. The Ernest Henry gold operation in Queensland and the Northparkes gold operation in NSW also posted record annual cash flows. “We maintained our capital discipline and built our cash margins, which we expect to sustain in FY26 as evidenced by our group guidance announced today,” Conway said. Looking ahead, production in FY26 is forecasted at 710,000–780,000oz of gold and 70,000–80,000t of copper, with AISC expected to rise due to stockpiled ore processing and inflationary pressures. However, Evolution anticipates another year of high-margin cash generation. Subscribe to Australian Mining and receive the latest news on product announcements, industry developments, commodities and more.
Australian Mining
mining
16 July 2025
2 min read
Evolution Mining Hits Record $308M Cash Flow
Australian Mining
16 July 2025
mining
Govt Plans 20-Km Elevated Road Over Munak Canal For Rs 30 Bn
In an effort to enhance Delhi's transport infrastructure and offer commuters an alternative travel route, the Delhi government has proposed the construction of a 20-kilometre-long elevated road over the Munak Canal, linking Inderlok to Bawana in northwest Delhi. Officials stated that the project, estimated to cost around Rs 30 billion, would benefit 18 assembly constituencies, two parliamentary constituencies, and 35 municipal wards. The construction is expected to take approximately three years from the commencement date. The Munak Canal, a 102-kilometre aqueduct running from Haryana to Delhi, was originally developed to reduce water losses in the Western Yamuna Canal. It now serves as the foundation for the proposed elevated corridor, which is aimed at easing traffic congestion and improving connectivity across key parts of the city. The plan was discussed in a high-level meeting chaired by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and PWD Minister Parvesh Verma, with senior Public Works Department (PWD) officials in attendance. Verma noted that the corridor would significantly improve transportation for a large section of Delhi’s population. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) will be responsible for executing the project, while the Delhi PWD will manage funding, land acquisition, and coordination with local stakeholders. A detailed project report (DPR) is currently being drafted and is expected to be completed within three months. Authorities have also sought a no-objection certificate from the Haryana government, since a portion of the canal lies within its territory. The elevated road will integrate with the Urban Extension Road-II (UER-II), further strengthening the city's outer ring road network and enhancing access to the northern and western regions. Additionally, the Delhi government is pursuing a ₹950 crore proposal to redevelop 415 kilometres of roads under the Central Road Fund and has plans to convert the Najafgarh drain into a 30 MW canal-top solar power corridor. News source: The New Indian Express
Construction World
road-bridge
16 July 2025
2 min read
Govt Plans 20-Km Elevated Road Over Munak Canal For Rs 30 Bn
Construction World
16 July 2025
road-bridge
Miami International Airport Drives Record $181.4 Billion Impact And Supports 842,703 Jobs Across Florida
Posted: 15 July 2025 | Gabriel Higgins | No comments yet MIA’s record-breaking growth in passengers, cargo, and construction cements its role as Florida’s top economic powerhouse. Credit: Miami Dade International Airport (MIA) Miami International Airport’s (MIA) economic impact has reached a record $181.4 billion in statewide business revenue and supports 842,703 jobs, reinforcing its role as one of Florida’s most powerful economic drivers. The figures, presented in MIA’s 2024 economic impact study by consulting firm Martin Associates, were unveiled at the World Trade Centre Miami’s annual State of the Ports luncheon. Together, MIA and PortMiami now generate more than $242.8 billion in economic impact and support nearly 1.2 million jobs across Florida. These milestones were announced by Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, MIA Director and CEO Ralph Cutié, and PortMiami Director and CEO Hydi Webb before an audience of over 500 local business and community leaders. “That Miami-Dade County’s two economic engines together fuel nearly a quarter-trillion dollars in business revenue and sustain more than a million jobs across Florida is a testament to the extraordinary opportunities they create for our community, our region, and our nation,” said Mayor Levine Cava. “Congratulations to the MIA team for achieving yet another record-breaking milestone — and to both ports for continuing to power our local economy, support great jobs, and drive prosperity for all.” In 2024, MIA generated $41.2 billion in business revenue and supported 311,291 jobs in Miami-Dade County alone, equivalent to one in four local jobs. Passenger traffic grew by 7% to nearly 56 million travellers, while cargo volumes rose by 9% to three million tons – both record highs. Statewide, MIA maintained its status as the busiest US airport for international freight and ranked 5th globally. In 2023, MIA handled 90% of Florida’s air trade by value and 40% of the state’s combined air and sea trade. Florida-based air freight at MIA was worth $134.3 billion, supporting 531,412 jobs across the state. MIA’s $9 billion Future-Ready Modernisation in Action Plan is reshaping the airport with projects like the Ibis Garage, opening December 2025, and the 300,000-square-foot Concourse K, due in 2029. The plan generated $252 million in business revenue and 2,865 local construction jobs in the past year. The study also showed MIA’s key role in the cruise sector, with 766,662 passengers using the airport en route to cruises, mostly through PortMiami, which hosted a record 8.2 million passengers in 2024. SIGN ME UP Stay Ahead in Aviation — Subscribe for Free! Get exclusive access to the latest aviation insights from International Airport Review — all tailored to your interests. ✅ Expert-Led Webinars – Learn from industry leaders ✅ Weekly News & Reports – Airport updates, thought leadership, and exclusive interviews ✅ Event Invitations – Be part of the International Airport Summit ✅ Partner Innovations – Discover the latest industry trends Choose the updates that matter most to you. Sign up now and stay informed, inspired, and connected — all for free! Thank you for being part of our community. Let’s keep exploring the future of aviation together! Air freight and cargo, Airport construction and design, Airport development, Airport leadership, Economy, Funding and finance, Passenger volumes, Route development, Tourism, Workforce Miami International Airport (MIA) Martin Associates, Miami Dade County, PortMiami, World Trade Center Miami North America Daniella Levine Cava, Hydi Webb, Ralph Cutié
International Airport Review
airport
15 July 2025
3 min read
Miami International Airport Drives Record $181.4 Billion Impact And Supports 842,703 Jobs Across Florida
International Airport Review
15 July 2025
airport
Blackstone To Invest $25 Billion In Co-Located Data Centers, Gas Plants In Pennsylvania
(Reuters) — Blackstone plans to invest $25 billion in developing data centers and power plants in Pennsylvania, President and Chief Operating Officer Jon Gray said at a panel at the Energy and Innovation Summit in Pittsburgh on July 15. Blackstone had identified several sites to build the energy-intensive centers, Gray said, adding that the private equity firm also plans to partner with an electric utility to build multiple natural gas power generation facilities to fuel the data centers in Pennsylvania. Big Tech is fueling a turnaround in U.S. power consumption with the expansion of data centers, which are needed to train and roll out artificial intelligence. One of the biggest roadblocks in the race to expand artificial intelligence technologies are the long wait times, caused by supply chain constraints and permitting, to power data centers. Locating data centers directly at the sites of power plants, an arrangement known as co-location, can potentially cut down time to power. Blackstone plans to focus on co-located projects in Pennsylvania, Gray said. "What makes us so excited about this area is the idea that you can co locate data centers directly next to the source of power and that's really the special sauce here is being able to put these things together," Gray said.
Pipeline Gas Journal
oil-gas
15 July 2025
2 min read
Blackstone To Invest $25 Billion In Co-Located Data Centers, Gas Plants In Pennsylvania
Pipeline Gas Journal
15 July 2025
oil-gas
Vitol Signs $240M Iron Ore Prepayment Deal With Csn Mining
Energy and commodities company Vitol has entered a multi-year $240m prepayment arrangement with CSN Mining International for the offtake of six million tonnes (mt) of iron ore over the four years up to 2029. CSN Mining is a subsidiary of the Brazil-based steel company Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional (CSN). The gold standard of business intelligence. Find out more The prepayment deal reflects Vitol’s broader objectives to diversify its portfolio and strengthen its foothold in the global mining and metals markets. Vitol steel raw materials global head Derek Wilson stated: “CSN is one of South America’s leading steel and iron ore producers and has for some time been a valued customer of Vitol’s metallurgical coal and coke businesses. “We are pleased to broaden the scope of our relationship with CSN through this long-term arrangement, which deploys Vitol’s financial, logistics and trading capabilities in the iron ore market. We look forward to expanding our presence in this important market and across the entire steelmaking value chain.” In early July 2025, Vitol, alongside Breakwall Capital, a credit investment firm specialising in the energy sector, announced the creation of Valor Mining Credit Partners (VMP) to focus on structured credit investments in mining companies across the Americas. Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard. Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis. VMP aims to concentrate on event-driven financing opportunities, including debt refinancing, acquisition funding and development capital. The initiative is designed to offer flexible financial solutions to mining companies that can facilitate growth and enhance value for shareholders. In November 2024, Japanese firm Itochu agreed with CSN to purchase a 10.74% stake in CSN Mineração for 4.42 billion reais ($769m). The deal builds on Itochu’s existing indirect 7.15% stake in the iron ore company, held since 2008. Nominations are now open for the prestigious Mining Technology Excellence Awards - one of the industry's most recognised programmes celebrating innovation, leadership, and impact. This is your chance to showcase your achievements, highlight industry advancements, and gain global recognition. Don't miss the opportunity to be honoured among the best - submit your nomination today!
Mining Technology
mining
15 July 2025
2 min read
Vitol Signs $240M Iron Ore Prepayment Deal With Csn Mining
Mining Technology
15 July 2025
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